asterisk users - Feb 2008 - Automatically start after restart

Hi All;

How can I let Asterisk start automatically once the
machine restarted without need to type asterisk -cvvv?

Any script or something that can do that?

Also, in which command line screen (F1 or F2 or F3 or
..?) I will find it?

Regards
Bilal


     
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bilal ghayyad wrote:
> Hi All;
> 
> How can I let Asterisk start automatically once the
> machine restarted without need to type asterisk -cvvv?
> 
> Any script or something that can do that?
> 
> Also, in which command line screen (F1 or F2 or F3 or
> ..?) I will find it?
Use the asterisk init scripts or safe_asterisk:

1. type "make config" after you finish compiling and installing
Asterisk
2. type "service asterisk start" (in Fedora/CentOS etc) or
"/etc/init.d/asterisk start" in other distros
3. type "asterisk -r" to connect to the process

or do the same but using "safe_asterisk" instead of the scripts.

The benefit of the make config stuff is that you can then do "chkconfig
asterisk on" to make Asterisk start up automatically on boot.

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Kind Regards,

Matt Riddell
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bilal ghayyad wrote:
> Any script or something that can do that?
>   

The scripts are located in the Asterisk source directory under 
contrib/init.d

Doug

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Le lundi 11 f?vrier 2008, bilal ghayyad a ?crit?:
> Hi All;
>
> How can I let Asterisk start automatically once the
> machine restarted without need to type asterisk -cvvv?
you need a init script. Depends on your distribution. It looks like some 
packages exists : asterisk-initscript for example.
> Any script or something that can do that?
>
> Also, in which command line screen (F1 or F2 or F3 or
> ..?) I will find it?
asterisk -rvvv ?
man asterisk
> Regards
> Bilal
>
>
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Dear Matt;

Special thanks for you, but I did not understand what
u mean by: Hash: SHA1?

Do u mean to type SHA1 from the putty when I am
connected remotely? I tried that and I did not find
such command, but rather I found commands like
sha1sum, sha224sum, sha256sum, ... 

Can u advise what exactly meant by SHA1 and from where
to be typed?

I am using Fedora core 7.

Regards
Bilal
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bilal ghayyad wrote:
> Hi All;
> 
> How can I let Asterisk start automatically once the
> machine restarted without need to type asterisk
-cvvv?
> 
> Any script or something that can do that?
> 
> Also, in which command line screen (F1 or F2 or F3
or
> ..?) I will find it?
Use the asterisk init scripts or safe_asterisk:

1. type "make config" after you finish compiling and
installing
 Asterisk
2. type "service asterisk start" (in Fedora/CentOS
etc) or
"/etc/init.d/asterisk start" in other distros
3. type "asterisk -r" to connect to the process

or do the same but using "safe_asterisk" instead of
the scripts.

The benefit of the make config stuff is that you can
then do "chkconfig
asterisk on" to make Asterisk start up automatically
on boot.

- --
Kind Regards,

Matt Riddell
Director



     
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I actually use daemon tools

http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/daemontools-0.76.tar.gz

I like it because its log handling features, it takes the stdout of asterisk and
puts it in a log directory and automatically rotates the files.


Doug Lytle wrote:
> bilal ghayyad wrote:
>   
>> Any script or something that can do that?
>>   
>>     
>
>
> The scripts are located in the Asterisk source directory under 
> contrib/init.d
>
> Doug
>
>   
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